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Discover the best top things to do in Grand Terre, New Caledonia including Aito Charter, Cap ULM Poe Nouvelle Caledonie, Aquarium des Lagons Nouvelle Caledonie, Blue River Provincial Park, Grand Terre: Poe Beach and Roche Percee, Le Musee Maritime de Nouvelle-Caledonie, Fort Teremba, Musee de la Seconde Guerre Mondiale, Parc des Grandes Fougeres, Les Boucles de Tina.
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1. Aito Charter
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 91 reviews
Location de bateaux avec ou sans skipper. Croisière à la carte. Day trip. Sunset. Cruise ship shore excursion Diner cruise
2. Cap ULM Poe Nouvelle Caledonie
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 81 reviews
CAP ULM propose des Vols de découverte touristiques à ne pas manquer au départ de deux plateformes Poé et Koné, des vols d'initiation et formation au pilotage, des vols Professionnels, ainsi que de la location d'ULM sans pilote : - 1° - Vols touristiques au départ de l'Aérodrôme de Poé, commune de Bourail, à seulement 2h00 de Nouméa sur spot exceptionnel à couper le souffle, - 2° - Vols touristiques au départ de l'Aérodrôme de Koné, à 3h30 de route de Nouméa environ pour les vols Coeur de Voh et Trou Bleu. - 3° - Vols d'initiation et de Formation : vous hésitez encore à débuter une Formation, faites un essai avec un ou plusieurs vols d'initiation et poursuivez si vous le Souhaitez afin d'obtenir votre Brevet ULM - 4° - Vols Professionnels : Une demande spécifique, un travail aérien, des photos ou vidéos en vol, c'est un vol professionnel à la carte (Etude au cas par cas) - 5° - Location d’un de nos ULM
3. Aquarium des Lagons Nouvelle Caledonie
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 1,915 reviews
The "Aquarium des Lagons" is a public joint venture between the Government of New Caledonia, the Government of the Southern Province, and the City of Noumea. The statutes of the organization define its major goals and objectives : Management of the Aquarium Contribute to the promotion, protection and conservation of New Caledonia's aquatic environments Take part in the promotion of tourism in New Caledonia contribute to the distribution of scientific information relating to aquatic flora and fauna Develop partnership with other French, European or international institutions engaged in similar activities Our mission is to reach these goals and objectives. The Aquarium team, with the range of disciplines called for, is constantly working with this in mind.
Reviewed By kimaI1699BD - Brisbane, Australia
I was pleasantly surprised by the aquarium, it was bigger than expected and a good range of things to view. The turtles are adorable and huge! There is also a few sharks and some really big fish in the main tank. I also wouldn’t like to bump into that sting ray in the ocean!
4. Blue River Provincial Park
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 149 reviews
Reviewed By alisonrT3109OM - Melbourne, Australia
I spent about four hours here as part of a bird-watching tour group with an expert guide. The variety of bird species to be seen was truly amazing! The park seemed generally well-maintained. My only reservation was that the caretakers were using noisy leaf-blowers. Something that only creates air pollution and noise pollution for both humans and birds alike, and after all the leaves blow back again anyway!!!
5. Grand Terre: Poe Beach and Roche Percee
6. Le Musee Maritime de Nouvelle-Caledonie
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 241 reviews
Reviewed By Kate789Melbourne
Definitely worth a visit - really interesting especially the exhibitions about the expedition of La Perouse and rescuing boat people. Very friendly welcome from receptionist.
7. Fort Teremba
8. Musee de la Seconde Guerre Mondiale
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 163 reviews
Reviewed By TANGOCHARLIEBRAVO - Westbury, United Kingdom
Much more than military history, it outlines the transition of New Caledonia into the post imperial world through the presence of 50,000 Allied servicemen, mainly American, during WW2. There is enough English to follow the story, but “O level” French will help. The local Information Office said it was cash only for entry, but the museum now accepts cards. Entry costs very little, seniors for example, pay the equivalent of $1 US. There no cafe, neither gift shop, it is no frills, but well worth a visit.
